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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1908)
FIGKVE DAILY OVARP, Tl'I SIHY, MAY , 1!)DH , iff ri'jUiu I U;1 It. Ju Lli o At ri j i r r: GiTV DADS HAVE 'VASSITY EXPERTS TO :vi BEAT P03TUJID GLU t'ence in suxmer weather rZ- 1 t New Fenecuoa Wict j. Fkoe Oil Cook-Stove. ag that any stove can .'the "New Perfection" will wd do it be'ter. Bakes, P.. u;ic tnasts: heats the wash watir and tv.. j jjg, I - M MU us, and does it without dissipating its heat through the room your discomfort. The NEW. PERFECTION lick Blue Flame 09 Cook-Stove MHy keeps the kitchen cool actually makes it comfortable you while doing the family cooking, because, unlike the coal ' . Jf A 1 i . . . W, its neat is airecicu 10 one point only right under the kettle, maoe in tnree sizes, tully warranted. If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. n R&Sfo LAMP affords a LMm&t' Kent that is verv crntftil to tired eyes a perfect student or family lamp. Brass, nickel plated, hence more rlur. -able than other lamps. If not with your dealer, write our near est agency. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ( Incorporated ) PRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new building across the street and we will be pleased to see you. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for 65c Broils and Stews Strictly Cost. Price West. 8th j Street. BB.ODER.S BR.OS. NEW market i W 03BOCB3 .'.i ..t : !, r.w :V-.:x.ii w ' .in in i! otti.v on tin- :itth Hour I l.i Sit fii.uul b.uhil-.ls; l!i: tttrnin. says i!i, ):i::uLi0T.'li-: '..i:r. "i"-,,. '.iiir.'au arraime furl mmml.i:i.n f.ir a! visitors who i-si'."-t to vMt 1'or'laiul durills rtio "ivk of the bis rolt-bration, June l'roparations will bo made to take ear? of an extra population of 100. 000 for the we.'k, and to do It with out trouble. Inconvenience of confu sion to the strangers who will want the comforts of bed and board dur ing their stay. Blanks have been provided which will be sent broadcast to any point from which people may apply for such accommodations. The prospec tive visitor needs only to notify the festival committee how many days he will be here, how many persons there will be in the party, and how much the visitor desires to pay for room, with or without board. The application will be. placed on file and the record will be kept in such a way that when the visitors begin pouring in they can go direct ly to the place assigned to them and have no further trouble. This will be done without cost to out-of-town visitors. They will be able to secure accommodations in first-class hotels, moderate-priced hotels, apartment and lodging houses, boarding houses and in private residences, at prices to .suit their own purses. 1L11 ir.LCi, ,.J LASHVEifiNG laiM- O . otttMrxu.Vnox khom utoii. Xi:Y KOlt WIl.I.AMKTTl: COM I'AXY HKA1, STATIXt i i 0:v:: Ml t X'UVTS I. v in b.i-.ti IiuqS.iII callu s .i.iinst M a'. ; uo'ai.ih l'vwt.. and Sat ut!ay. . The club nit have a tvni.it kalily Hood team. Morris and l'ai;ibell be-: lug pitcher that are hard to beat In amateur circles. Morris pl.tvod con-' the Multnomah basketball; FLEET OFF NEWPORT ABOUT MAY 19 W. H. Jenkins came up from Tort land this noon, lie has been busy promoting the stopping of the fleet off Yaqulna. and is getting ready for the excursion there. A train will go over and back the same day, which It Is thought will be the ISth or 19th of .May. The date will b? definitely announced as soon as known. Al bany lK'tnocrat. tre on Til IT,U;"" "i Heukle tb. freshman n.iittmnvv lu 1'l.AXT t'AXXOT UK Tl HX'KK I '"'thered with a bad arm. the teat of pitching two games In one dav, as OV Kit TILL MOXKY UK BON DS he did at Salem, being too much for t him. Clifford and lluril however AUK 1'AIO tare in their usual winnlni; form Clark will probably be in the game once more at short, permitting Colo man to go to second and Huston to the outfield. The football fullback Is perhaps the best hitter on the team. Charles Ersklno received a bad cut in the head last night while slid ing to u base. Two stitches hud to 1A FULL LINE OF... S New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Hsaters rkes" I ANP. HARDWARE STORE LVMV? 50 East, Ninth Street. w yi o $ O r" Z. rKW Pt wn , 2 I 2 33 J uY i'nt n in LtX 3 "i V ' S2S3 law pa "i. m , . . v. i vj - l i -v . cad K5KD 19$ X iiAi;i;i.MAs MKX AT I'i:M('A hay Klamath F:i1Ip. Or.. M;iy 4.- Work has already cdin ihimummI on tho lm-! provfuiciii at l't'licau 1-ay, mvncd by K. II. Ilarrinian on uppor Klamath lake. A jmiupinK l!:uit has Ixmmi hi .atallcd and hot Hiul cold water will bo available lu every cotta-1. A cold storairo plant will also be erected. J. S. Hotabinl, brother or Cnl.mel V. H. Holabird, of lns Angeles, who en tertaiiKJ the Harrimaa party last summer, is in charfio of the improve ments. Colonel Holabird, who is now in Mexico, is expected to arrive here the latter part of May to take personal Charge of the resort. kiOl'LI) L1VKKV, I'KKO AM) SAIvKS STAMPS Having pnrrha-sed the Gilbert feed stables on west Fifth street, near Willamette, we Intend to conduct a first-class livery, feed and sales sta ble. We are prepared to furnish pood teams and ladies' saddle horses on short notice. Our prices will be found reasona ble and our treatment of the public courteous and obliging. Having had much experience In the livery business we know how to conduct such an establishment in a first-class manner. We respectfully solicit a share of vour patronage, tf I). 11. GOt'LI) & SON. i ne cuy council nem an adjourn-j ed session last night m the council I chambers with a full board present. Various matters were discus.ed and acted upon, among which was that of the transfer of the v.ater plant from the Willamette Valiey Company to the city. A communication from . C. Woodcock, attorney f.r the company, was read, lie stated that It would not be good business policy to turn the plant over to tin- city be fore the money is secured or the bonds are given the company in pay ment. Ho stated further that the property is now held in trust, by a trust deed, and It could not he turn ed over until the consent of the trus tee was obtained. Contracts covering the transfer of the property were submitted to the council by Mr. Woodcock, who was present, and they were referred to the committee of the whole, -vhleh will meet tonight. limit ino Matters. The petition asking the street rail way company to move its track on Alder street to A street was reported unfavorably by the committee to which it was referred. The report was adopted. The matter of n new sidewalk on the south side of Kast Thirteenth street from Alder street to t'ulvur sity avenue was referred. The fire and water committee recommended that an arc light he established at the corner of West Kleveuth and Washington streets. The improvement of Ahh-r street from Kast Kleventh street to the mill raen was ordered. City Attorney Hean w;u ordered to draw an ordinanie Providian for a il umbing inspector anil defining ills duties. He was alsr ordered to draw an ordinance prohibiting the cutting of i lie pavement only on a proper permit. An amendment 1o the dog license ordinance was order ed drawn, providing a license of $2.50 for males and J5 for females. An ordinance prohibiting the using of sidewalks by bicycles on any paved street was also ordered drawn. At the close of the meeting the council met as a committee of the whole to discuss the question of se curing water from Kitchte creek for a gravity system. be taken in the scalp. MAltlUKl A very pretty wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. .1. Ma ker in Koseburg about 10 o'clock yes terday morning, when Miss Musc-ttn Haker. a recent arrival in this vicin ity, was united In the bonds of mat rimonial happiness to (leorge 11. Tur ner, a popular young man who re sides at Kugene. The ceremony was performed by C. A. Itexroad, pastor of the local Methodist church, and was witnessed by numerous relatives and friends of the contracting parties The happy couple left late yesterday afternoon for Kugene. whore they will make their future home, the groom holding n lucrative position at that place. The bride In the ro mance recently arrived in this ctty, having come from one of the (-'astern states. While residing here she has been employed as night operator b the Pacific Slates Telephone and Tel egraph Company, and ban at ail times j proven herself to be a chtirmlng and ! effleinnt young ady, Koseburg Newj. NOT! CI ' TO NTOCKIloUWHfl til-' i.i.ku i;i,LV ti:m;phok co. The stockholders of said company voted at the annual meting to call a ' special meeting May 1 !'. at 1 i o'clock p. m., at Central sehoolhoiise. S.-hool district No. 11. uine county, Oregon, for the purpo--" of increasing the capital stock of said company. All stockholders are requested to bo present. J. H. rnitKIN'a. Pres. A ANDEKSON, Sec. ni8 1M) YOl WANT A IHHH WKIX7 Having purchased the well-drill ing outfit of Kien & Weaver, I am now prepared to do any work in my line promptly and at seasonable prices. If you want bedrock water, call and see me or address E. I. HEYNOM)S, 819 East 11th St.. ml 5 Eugene, Or. NOTICE TO TUB I'lUMC The LaDnke & TWfler Well Drlll- Inc Comnanv wishes to announce that they will meet and lower any prices made for doing first-cla work. Bet ter see them before making your con. tracts. 999 Vlllnrd Boulevard. Telephhone Red & 1 2 1 . PIHE WATKU For mire bediock water 0. W. Tavlor. All surface water cased off hv easln Into the bed rock, thus In siiring nothing but pum bed rock wa ter. O. W. Taylor, azi ranerson p'.reet, Eugene. Phone Hd 3377. WOOD! wood: Maple, body and lecond growth fir and ties. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phone Hlack 1141. WOOT BAWlO John M. K Dtion, larcutor to W u,.Anv All wnr.fi RAwed to CH0K6. nr-mnt aorvicA nhone Black 3312. Kenld-nco .24 High street, tf 1 (inolln woodsaw CASTOHIA AVcSclnWc Preparation for As slmilallng ihcFixxl atulUetf ula tiixg the Stomaths and Dowels of mm i mm 4 For Infants and Children. Promotes Digesllon.Chrerful ncssandRcst.Contfllns ndtlw Optiim.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Nahcotic. Mx.Stnnm itirmS-d- Apcrfecl llcmrJy forConslipa tioii. Sour Stonuch.Diarrhoca, Worms .Cotmilsioiis.Kcvtrish ncss and Loss of Sleeu lac Simile SiStiolureof NEW -VORIC. LXACT COPr Of WRAPPER. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of OK IF In Use For Over Thirty Years CflSTO tmc oiHT.un aoMmNV. mw torn city. AX.M'AI. MKICTINO OK Till! Kl (;K.NK HO.Altll OK TIIADK Notice Is hproby Rlvon to the mem bers of the EiiKi'no Hoard of Trnclo Ihnt the annual meeting for elertlon of officers and other important luml ness will be held Tuesday evening. May 12th, 190S, at 8 p m., In thu office of the secretary, K .J. Krasler, 435 Wlllametto stri'et. n. M. DAY, Tres. NOTu lO OK SAIiK. Scaled bids will bo received by the unilcr.slKiicd up to 1-' o'clock noon ion Monday. May 11, 1IHIS. at I'enillo- ton, Oregon, for the followliiK des cribed real properly, to-wlt: Lot (i In block t! Shelton's Addition to KiiKno, l.ane County, Oregon. Title to said property will bo such as can be conveyed by Trustee In Hitnkruptcy lu the matter of Iee Teutsch, Bankrupt. Tho rl?ht to re ject any and nil bids Is reserved. T. C. TAYLOR, Truslen In Bankruptcy. Hated Fcndlctou, Oregon, April 2 4, 1SU8. O10HMA.V COACH STAI.MOV The Gorman coach horso which 1 purchased from Duncan Scott will make the stand during the Bonson at Dongs' barn. tt Ji H PERKINS. See the new sar."-ry carpet llnlnii. ClIAMBKltS HAKDWAItl': CO. MOTH KlI'S KITCHEJf Serenth and OaK streote, has open ed under new management. Oood board and room by tho day, week or month. FlrHt-clHHB homo cooking. Chicken dinner everv Sunday. tf MILS. a. Y. ABBOTT. MERCHANTS BANK EUCENE, OREGON Docs a General Banking Business on Conservative Lines S. S. SPENCER, President. L H POTTER, ..." Vice Pres. F. N. McALISTER, Cashier. Cor 7th and Willamette YOU WANT THE BEST to be found In the Grocery Line phone or leave your order tit "THE PARK GROCERY" Successor to Nicklin and Neal Quality and Price Guaranteed. R. Daniel, Prop. Phone Main 63 Park and Oak, 9th and Q.ik Ti R TAK TO l-ASTl ltK J Th- ml!" out: K'"d Kr: and; , n-v "f i'"r. K M. Warr-n. ' Liart-ntfl I'ri'ft. LUitcne. II o o nn - it ii il Jl it ti it ii it it ii it ii borne' IN B M1S U g P GGI.E Sew A Buggy especially safe for women and children. Will turn clear around in 1 6-foot, space. Do you realize what this means. If your horse gets scared at the street car you can turn in 16 feet without tipping. Accidents reduced to a minimum when The Short Turn Buggy comes into general use which will be in a short time. We have a full stock in the latest styles and finishes. We are Leaders in New Departures Chambers Hardware Co. SOLE0 AGENTS n,imsi rii). T-til Onk tro ' :::7:::::t::::::::::::::::::::j:n:::t::::::::::m:::::::::::j::n 4 nr iith. Hump. p-icara m phoiJit lowet price. O
